How the Brain Stores Information
Season 3: Episode 28
When a person is under stress, especially chronic stress, they struggle to focus, can’t make smart or wise decisions, and have trouble remembering information they learn. In this episode, Lauren starts by walking through how the brain takes in and stores information. She uses that as the explanation for how the amygdala short circuits that process when under stress or trauma.
All of this affects emotional regulation and learning. So, how do you handle children when they are suffering trauma or stress? Listen to today’s episode to find out.
Lauren answers this week’s listener question during the episode: How can we help students who are stagnant? They might have stress but don’t give us anything at all in terms of positive or negative behaviors.
Try-at-home tip: Drink less coffee and more water
Other related resources from The Behavior Hub:
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Podcast:
Meet the Decision Maker of your Emotional Brain: The Amygdala
Leave Unwanted Behaviors Behind! Teaching Emotional Regulation
Our Online Courses:
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